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24/07/2023

Archive: 24/07/2023

One way to reduce medical errors? Connect doctors with other doctors

We trust our doctors with our lives, but the sad and scary fact is that doctors can get things wrong. Approximately 100,000 Americans die each year due to medical errors and recent studies have found that 10 to 15% of all ...

Jul 24, 2023

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Study finds new, unexpected mechanism of cancer cell spread

A surprising finding from USC reveals key details about how cancer cells metastasize and suggests new therapeutic approaches for halting their spread.

Jul 24, 2023

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Treatment of psychiatric patients in the community requires long-term political and financial support, study shows

Major changes aimed at treating psychiatric patients in the community instead of hospital requires clear and strong leadership, as well as and long-term political and financial commitment, analysis shows.

Jul 24, 2023

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COVID disproportionately affected children in Black and ethnic minority families by exacerbating inequalities: Report

Black and ethnic minority communities experienced great anxiety over work, education and disproportionate attention from police during the COVID-19 pandemic, finds a new report by researchers at UCL, Goldsmiths and Royal ...

Jul 24, 2023

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Study finds that a 100-year-old treatment inhibits COVID-19 infection

A team of researchers led by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's Jonathan S. Dordick, Ph.D., Institute Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering, has illuminated a new possibility for the treatment and prevention of ...

Jul 24, 2023

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Report shows young women have higher HPV vaccination rates but are put off by pap smears

To further motivate action to combat cervical cancer, BGI Genomics today released its State of Cervical Cancer Awareness Report. This report is released on World Self-Care Day, July 24, 2023, as the WHO notes that self-care—including ...

Jul 24, 2023

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Are these pricey new Alzheimer's drugs worth it?

Breakthrough new drugs that clear amyloid beta plaques from the brain are shaking up the field of Alzheimer's disease research.

Jul 24, 2023

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Research reveals blood platelets play important role in Kawasaki disease

Cedars-Sinai Guerin Children's investigators have advanced our understanding of the role that blood platelets play in Kawasaki disease, a serious illness that primarily affects children younger than 5 years old and causes ...

Jul 24, 2023

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Is snacking bad for your health? It depends on what and when you eat

Snacking is becoming increasingly popular, with more than 70% of people reporting they snack at least twice a day. In a new study involving more than 1,000 people, researchers examined whether snacking affects health and ...

Jul 24, 2023

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Major drug shortages not likely after tornado damages Pfizer plant, FDA says

Tornado damage to a Pfizer drug-making plant in North Carolina is unlikely to trigger drug shortages across the country, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration says.

Jul 24, 2023

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